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WorksheetsUNIT 1: FAMILY AND FRIENDS — Warm-up and Vocabulary 1: Jobs
Total questions: 113
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Warm-up. Work in pairs. Introduce yourself to your classmates. Example dialogue: A: Hi. I'm John. What's your name? B: My name is Susan. Nice to meet you. A: Nice to meet you, too. Based on the example, which response best fits the role of B when introducing themselves?
Hi. I'm John. What's your name?
My name is Susan. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
Hello, John. See you later.
Vocabulary 1: Jobs. A. Match each job with the appropriate picture. Picture 1 shows a classroom scene with a person standing at the front while students sit at desks. Which job matches this picture?
a teacher
a singer
a doctor
a chef
Vocabulary 1: Jobs. A. Match each job with the appropriate picture. Picture 2 shows a performer on stage holding a microphone under concert lighting. Which job matches this picture?
a singer
a teacher
a pilot
a baker
Complete the sentence with the correct affirmative form of be: ___ a doctor
He is a doctor
He isn’t a doctor
Are you a doctor?
Is they a doctor?
Complete the sentence with the correct affirmative form of be: ___ a shop assistant
He is a shop assistant
They is a shop assistant
He aren’t a shop assistant
Is he a shop assistant?
Complete the sentence with the correct affirmative form of be: ___ a worker
He is a worker
He aren’t a worker
Are he a worker?
He is workers
Complete the sentence with the correct affirmative form of be: ___ a taxi driver
He is a taxi driver
He aren’t a taxi driver
Are you a taxi driver?
Is they a taxi driver?
Read the passage and answer the questions. My name’s Trinh. I’m 20 years old. My college is in Ho Chi Minh city. But I’m not from this city – I’m from Dong Nai province. This is a photo of me and my two sisters. Their names are Thanh and Uyen. Thanh is 19 years old. We’re at the same college and in the same class. Uyen isn’t at our college. She is a shop assistant.
Where is Trinh from?
Ho Chi Minh city
Dong Nai province
Malaysia
Manchester
How old is Trinh?
19 years old
20 years old
23 years old
18 years old
What is Uyen’s job?
Teacher
Shop assistant
Taxi driver
Worker
Where is Trinh’s college?
Dong Nai province
Ho Chi Minh city
Malaysia
Manchester
How old is Thanh?
20 years old
19 years old
23 years old
18 years old
Choose the correct negative short answer with be for he/she/it.
No, he/she/it aren’t.
No, he/she/it isn’t.
No, he/she/it not.
No, he/she/it doesn’t.
Choose the correct interrogative form of be for you/we/they.
Is you/we/they…?
Are you/we/they…?
Do you/we/they…?
Have you/we/they…?
Choose the correct affirmative form of be for I.
I am
I is
I are
I be
Choose the correct negative form of be for I.
I am not (I’m not)
I is not
I are not
I don’t
Select the pair that correctly completes both the affirmative and negative forms: My name is _____ Tom.
My name is Tom. / My name isn’t Tom.
My name are Tom. / My name aren’t Tom.
My name be Tom. / My name not Tom.
My name is Tom. / My name don’t Tom.
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: Our mother _____ in the kitchen.
are
is
am
be
Choose the correct negative form of be: I _____ hungry.
am not (I’m not)
isn’t
aren’t
don’t
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: We _____ in class now.
am
is
are
be
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: My motorbike _____ new.
are
is
am
be
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: My parents _____ from Manchester.
is
are
am
be
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: I _____ 23 years old.
am
is
are
be
Choose the correct affirmative form of be: It _____ very cold today.
are
is
am
be
Form the correct interrogative question with be: they / from Malaysia?
Are they from Malaysia?
Is they from Malaysia?
Do they from Malaysia?
Have they from Malaysia?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: your parents / at home?
Are your parents at home?
Is your parents at home?
Do your parents at home?
Have your parents at home?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: our school / very new?
Are our school very new?
Is our school very new?
Do our school very new?
Have our school very new?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: your brother / tall?
Are your brother tall?
Is your brother tall?
Do your brother tall?
Have your brother tall?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: you / 19 years old?
Are you 19 years old?
Is you 19 years old?
Do you 19 years old?
Have you 19 years old?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: you / thirsty?
Are you thirsty?
Is you thirsty?
Do you thirsty?
Have you thirsty?
Form the correct interrogative question with be: your house / near here?
Are your house near here?
Is your house near here?
Do your house near here?
Have your house near here?
Which is the correct possessive adjective for the pronoun I?
my
mine
me
I’s
Which is the correct possessive adjective for the pronoun it?
its
it’s
it
their
Which is the correct possessive adjective for the pronoun they?
their
them
theirs
they’s
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: that / not my bike.
That is not my bike.
These are not my bike.
This is not my bikes.
Those is not my bike.
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: these / not his shoes.
These are not his shoes.
This is not his shoes.
Those are not his shoe.
That is not his shoes.
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: these / your books?
Are these your books?
Is these your books?
Are this your books?
Is those your books?
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: this / not my cell phone.
This is not my cell phone.
These are not my cell phone.
That are not my cell phone.
Those is not my cell phone.
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: that / her handbag?
Is that her handbag?
Are that her handbag?
Is those her handbag?
Are these her handbag?
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: those / their helmets.
Those are their helmets.
This is their helmets.
That is their helmets.
These is their helmets.
Make sentences and then match them with the appropriate pictures. Choose the correct sentence for the prompt: this / not my computer.
This is not my computer.
These are not my computer.
Those is not my computer.
That are not my computer.
LISTENING A. Listen and read the dialogue. Passage: Alex: This is your album, isn’t it? Carey: Yes, certainly. Alex: Can I look at it? I really like looking at photos. Carey: Sure. They’re from my grandpa’s birthday party. He’s 85 years old. Alex: Oh! He looks really fantastic at his age. Carey: Yes, he’s fine, but he has to walk with a stick. Alex: And who’s next to your grandpa? Carey: That’s my uncle Peter. He loves playing tennis. Alex: Oh yes. And who’s that? Carey: That’s my cousin Mary. I’m not really into her. Alex: Why not? Carey: I don’t know. She’s so wonderful. She can speak 3 languages and play the piano. Alex: I understand. Do you like meeting up with all your family members? Carey: Yes, I do. Alex: And how about your parents? Carey: They like it, too. As long as the party isn’t at my house.
Who is 85 years old in the dialogue?
Carey’s grandpa
Uncle Peter
Cousin Mary
Alex’s grandpa
What does Carey say about her grandpa’s condition?
He has to walk with a stick.
He loves playing tennis.
She can speak 3 languages.
He likes looking at photos.
What does uncle Peter love doing?
Playing tennis
Playing the piano
Looking at photos
Speaking three languages
What can cousin Mary do, according to Carey?
She can speak 3 languages and play the piano.
She can’t speak any foreign languages.
She plays tennis with Peter.
She organizes the birthday party.
Who says they really like looking at photos?
Alex
Carey
Peter
Mary
Under what condition do Carey’s parents like meeting up with family?
As long as the party isn’t at Carey’s house.
Only when the party is at Carey’s house.
Only when Alex is there.
As long as grandpa doesn’t attend.
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat loves looking at photos.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat’s grandpa is 80 .
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat’s grandpa can’t walk without a stick.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat’s uncle isn’t interested in tennis.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Mary can speak 3 languages.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat likes Mary.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat doesn’t like family meeting.
True
False
Circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE) for the sentences below. Pat’s parents like to meet family members at home.
True
False
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. How many sisters does Anna have?
None
One
Two
Three
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. How many cousins does Anna have?
Three
Five
Eight
Ten
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. How old is Anna’s mother?
35
40
45
50
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. Who is Isabel?
Anna’s cousin
Anna’s aunt
Anna’s sister
Anna’s grandmother
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. What is Anna’s uncle’s name?
David
Michael
Robert
Tom
Listen to what Anna says about her family and answer the following questions. Who does she like best in her family?
Her mother
Her cousin Isabel
Her grandpa
Her uncle Michael
My friend Minh My friend's name is Minh. Minh is from Ho Chi Minh city, in Vietnam. He is Vietnamese. He is married and has two children. His wife, Jane, is American. She is from Boston, in the United States. Her family is still in Boston, but she now works and lives with Minh in France. They speak English, French and Vietnamese. Their children are pupils at a local primary school. The children go to school with other children from all over the world. Rose, their daughter, has friends from France, Switzerland, and Austria. Jack, their son, goes to school with students from South Africa, Spain, and Canada.
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. Where is Minh from?
France
Vietnam
Spain
Canada
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. Where is his wife from?
New York
Switzerland
Boston
France
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. Where are they now?
Spain
Boston
France
Sweden
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. Where is Jane’s family?
United States
England
Canada
Vietnam
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. How many languages does his family speak?
2
3
4
5
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. What are the children's names?
Minh and Jane
Jane and Jack
Rose and Jack
Rose and Minh
Read the text and choose the correct option a, b, c or d. The school is ______.
international
big
small
difficult
Are these sentences T (TRUE) or F (FALSE)? Jane is Canadian.
True
False
Are these sentences T (TRUE) or F (FALSE)? Minh works in France now.
True
False
Are these sentences T (TRUE) or F (FALSE)? There are many children from different countries at the school.
True
False
Are these sentences T (TRUE) or F (FALSE)? There are children from Australia at the school.
True
False
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ chocolate, meat, beefsteak
eat
have
study
play
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ video games, the guitar, football
play
do
study
work
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ camping, swimming, to school
go
have
eat
work
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ homework, karate, an exercise
do
play
eat
study
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ English, hard, mathematics
study
work
play
go
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ for a company, part-time, late
work
study
go
play
VOCABULARY 2: COMMON VERBS, ACTIVITIES A. Put each verb in the correct place. Word bank: go, have, play, study, do, eat, work. _____ a sister, freedom, a big house
have
eat
do
work
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for karate.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for football.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for tennis.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for yoga.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for badminton.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for swimming.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for jogging.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for aerobics.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for volleyball.
play
do
go
Write play, do or go to each sport. Choose the correct verb for track and field.
play
do
go
Read the following text describing Peter’s activities on Sunday. What activities are mentioned in the text? I always do judo on Sunday morning. I usually get up early and play chess with my brother. Judo and chess are always fun. After that, I go to the park with my friends. In the afternoon, I usually watch football, but sometimes I do my homework. In the evening, I hardly ever stay home. I usually go to the gym and do yoga with my friends at the gym. I’m often there until 10 p.m.
Which activities does Peter mention in the text? Select all that apply.
judo
chess
going to the park
watching football
homework
Which activities are mentioned in the evening part of the text? Select all that apply.
going to the gym
yoga
staying home
staying at the gym until 10 p.m.
In the afternoon, what does Peter usually do?
watch football
do homework
play chess
go to the gym
In the evening, how often does Peter stay home?
always
usually
sometimes
hardly ever
Who does Peter play chess with?
alone
with his brother
with his friends
with his coach
Complete the table with the adverbs of frequency. According to the frequency scale from 0% to 100%, which adverb corresponds to 0%?
never
sometimes
often
always
Complete the table with the adverbs of frequency. According to the frequency scale from 0% to 100%, which adverb corresponds to 100%?
always
often
usually
never
Complete the table with the adverbs of frequency. Which adverb is immediately above sometimes on the scale?
hardly ever
often
usually
never
Complete the table with the adverbs of frequency. Which adverb is immediately above often on the scale?
sometimes
usually
hardly ever
always
Adverbs of frequency. Where do we normally place an adverb of frequency relative to the verb be?
after the verb be
before the verb be
at the end of the sentence
between the subject and verb
Adverbs of frequency. Where do we normally place an adverb of frequency with ordinary verbs?
before ordinary verbs
after ordinary verbs
between the verb and its object
at the end of the sentence
Use the table of activities shown to ask and answer about routines. According to the example sentence, how often does the speaker do homework in the evening?
always
usually
sometimes
never
From the table of activities, which of the following items appear exactly as listed? Select all that apply.
hang out with friends
wash the dishes
do homework
listen to music
ride a bicycle
Choose the personality types offered for the speaking interview. Select all that apply.
Athletic
Artistic
Studious
Adventurous
Social
In the model dialogue under SPEAKING, when does the speaker usually play football?
every weekend
every day
once a month
only on holidays
Under the ATHLETIC interview prompts, which of the following questions appear? Select all that apply.
Do you like to play football?
Do you like to do aerobics?
Do you like to play baseball?
Do you like to play tennis?
Do you like to play volleyball?
Under the ATHLETIC interview prompts, which activities are asked about? Select all that apply.
Do you like yoga?
Do you like basketball?
Can you ski?
Can you do judo?
Can you swim?
Under the ARTISTIC interview prompts, which questions are listed? Select all that apply.
Do you like to cook?
Do you like to read?
Do you like to sing?
Do you like to dance?
Do you like to paint?
Reading 1 Mai usually gets up early on Saturdays to go shopping with her mum. They do the shopping for the whole week at a big shopping centre nearby. She likes looking for new music in the shops there. Mai is a hip-hop fan and her mum likes country music. They always spend hours in the music shops. After lunch, she does some homework and spends an hour in front of her computer and downloads music for her MP3 player. She meets her friends once a week. They go to the youth club, and talk about music and football and
Read the texts and answer the following questions. Who does Mai go shopping with on Saturdays?
Her mum
Her dad
Her grandmother
Her cousin
Read the texts and answer the following questions. Where do they do the shopping for the whole week?
At a big shopping centre nearby
At a small local market
Online from home
At a music festival
Read the texts and answer the following questions. What kind of music does Mai like?
Hip-hop
Country
Classical
Jazz
Read the texts and answer the following questions. How often does she meet her friends?
Once a week
Every day
Twice a month
Only on holidays
Reading 2 Hoa’s family usually goes to their second house in the country, so she always gets up early at weekends. This house is in a small village about an hour away from where she lives in Ho Chi Minh city. Her grandmother and some uncles and aunts live in the same place. They’ve got a big garden and a tennis court so she can play tennis or go for walks with her grandmother. On other Saturdays she gets up late, does a bit of homework and sometimes goes to a football match in the afternoon. She is really a big football fan and some of her best friends are football fans too.
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). Hoa’s family has the second house in a big city.
True
False
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). The second house is near the first one in Ho Chi Minh city.
True
False
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). Hoa’s grandmother has a big garden.
True
False
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). Hoa usually plays tennis with her uncles and aunts.
True
False
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). Hoa always gets up early on Saturdays.
True
False
Read the text and circle T (TRUE) or F (FALSE). Hoa and her friends really enjoy football.
True
False
In the pair-work task, which settings are listed for activities you can do? Select all that apply.
at home
outside
in a sport centre
on your own
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: Peter is 2 years old. He can draw, but he ________.
can’t write
can write
can sing
can dance
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: Mary loves music and she can ______ many songs.
sing
write
speak
play
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: He never goes to the bar, because he can’t ______.
dance
drive
write
play
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: Tom has a car, but he can’t ______ it.
drive
play
write
sing
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: My brother is really interested in football. He can ______ football very well.
play
do
write
sing
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: Harry can speak English, but he can’t ______.
write
dance
drive
sing
Complete the sentence using can/can’t and one verb from the list do, play, dance, drive, sing, speak, write: My friend usually goes to the gym because she can ______ yoga.
do
play
drive
sing
Choose the correct form: The weather ___ nice today.
am
is
are
Choose the correct form: I ___ tired.
am
is
are
Choose the correct form: This bag ___ heavy.
is
are
am
Choose the correct form: These bags ___ heavy.
is
are
am
Choose the correct form: She ___ my sister.
am
is
are
According to the writing task, which elements should you include in your paragraph? Select all that apply.
Note some sports you like to do
Note some other activities you like to do
Use adverbs of frequency
Mention sports/activities you like but you can’t play
Complete the sentence using the correct form of to be: My brother and I ___ tall.
are
is
am
are not
Complete the sentences using the correct form of to be: Amy ___ at home. Her parents ___ at work.
is / are
are / is
is / is
are / are
Choose the correct articles to complete the sentences: I am ___ taxi driver. My sister is ___ a nurse.
a / a
an / an
a / an
an / a
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: your shoes new.
Your shoes are new.
Your shoes is new.
Your shoes isn’t new.
Your shoes aren’t new.
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: my brother a teacher.
My brother is a teacher.
My brother are a teacher.
My brother isn’t a teacher.
My brother am a teacher.
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: this house not very big.
This house isn’t very big.
This house aren’t very big.
This house is very big.
This house am very big.
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: his parents not doctors.
His parents aren’t doctors.
His parents isn’t doctors.
His parents are doctors.
His parents am doctors.
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: my keys in your bag.
My keys are in your bag.
My keys is in your bag.
My key are in your bag.
My keys aren’t in your bag.
Write a complete sentence using is/ isn’t/ are/ aren’t for the prompt: Mary 18 years old.
Mary is 18 years old.
Mary are 18 years old.
Mary isn’t 18 years old.
Mary am 18 years old.
Make a question for the sentence: my brother is a teacher.
Is your brother a teacher?
Are your brother a teacher?
Does your brother a teacher?
Your brother is a teacher?
Make a question for the sentence: this house isn’t very big.
Is this house very big?
Are this house very big?
Does this house very big?
This house very big?
Make a question for the sentence: his parents aren’t doctors.
Are his parents doctors?
Is his parents doctors?
Do his parents doctors?
His parents are doctors?
Make a question for the sentence: my keys are in your bag.
Are my keys in your bag?
Is my keys in your bag?
Do my keys in your bag?
My keys are in your bag?
